LDK Consultants is proud to have contributed to the elaboration of the National Energy and Climate Plan (NECP) of Serbia, as lead partner of the EU-funded project “Further Development of Energy Planning Capacity” in cooperation with the Centre of Renewable Energy Sources and Savings (CRES).
At an event held on 27th July, 2022, the Ministry of Mining and Energy of Serbia presented the preliminary 2030 targets for the Integrated National Energy and Climate Plan, which has been under development since February 2021, and announced the upcoming launch of the public consultation.
The event was attended by the Minister of Mining and Energy, Professor PhD Zorana Mihajlović, the Ambassador of the European Union to Serbia, Emanuele Giaufret and the Director of the Energy Community Secretariat, Mr Artur Lorkowski.
Information on the event can be found in the following links:
https://www.mre.gov.rs/lat/dokumenta/ostalo/integrisani-nacionalni-energetski-i-klimatski-plan-republike-srbije-do-2030--pp
https://www.mre.gov.rs/lat/dokumenta/strateska-dokumenta/integrisani-nacionalni-energetski-i-klimatski-plan-republike-srbije-za-period-2021-do-2030-sa-vizijom-do-2050--godine
The elaboration of the draft NECP was a 1.5 year-long process that involved the development of a set of interlinked tools to provide the analytical insights for the decision-making process of the NECP and the development and examination of 33 working scenarios, with more than 90 variations on energy and climate planning until 2030, and with a projection until 2050.
More than 550 model-runs were performed, followed by the preparation of 7 modelling results reports, as well as 9 Working Group Meetings and about 50 bilateral meetings held.
The process involved the engagement of a Working Group consisting of a large number of stakeholders from the public and private sector and civil society organisations.
Also, the Ministry of Mining and Energy has launched a procedure for collecting the opinions of various educational and scientific institutes and associations on specific topics, while the representatives of the Energy Community, European Commission, EU Delegation to Serbia and the EBRD are included in the activities of the Working Group.
LDK Consultants is a Group of 9 consulting and engineering companies with offices in Greece, Belgium, Cyprus, Jordan, Kenya, Romania and Serbia.
The LDK Group is a trusted partner of international funders, investors and policy makers and is contributing with its blend of expertise in engineering and policy advice; its constant collaboration with the public and private sector is undoubtedly promoting the sustainability of the economy and environment worldwide.
The Group’s Energy sector constitutes one of the 6 major lines of service, along with Engineering & Project Management, Environment, Transport Infrastructure, Socioeconomic Development Consultancy, Information Dissemination.
